Last week, Google updated its statistics on Android version distribution. As Android evolves, one of its fragmentation issues will always be what build of the operating system people are actually using. As of Sept. 2, more than half of Android devices are still using version 2.2 (Froyo) but the recent update shows a significant gain for devices that have been updated to the latest version of the OS, Gingerbread.
Froyo is installed on 51.2% of devices. Yet, there are still a substantial amount of devices running an Android version below that. Cupcake, Donut and Éclair still make up 16.1% of all Android devices, with Éclair (version 2.1) on 13.3%. Honeycomb, Android's tablet OS has 1.4% of the distribution between it three API levels.
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